Category Archives: Nonviolence

How to play ‘War Lies Bingo’

Helena · 4:59 pm · 01/17/2023 · Nonviolence, Ukraine, War

The history of World War 1 continues to be eerily relevant today. In 1928, the leftwing British war resister Arthur Ponsonby published a book titled Falsehood in War-Time, Containing an Assortment of Lies Circulated Throughout the Nations During the Great War. Its lessons have massive relevance, that continues until today. In 2001, a leftwing Belgian … Continue reading How to play ‘War Lies Bingo’ →

Beating Israel’s ‘But Khamas!’ ploy

Helena · 6:45 pm · 03/20/2019 · Gaza, Hamas, Hasbara, Nonviolence

London, March 19 -Last year, Israeli soldiers on the perimeter fence with Gaza killed 189 unarmed participants in the “Great March of Return” (GMR), and injured more than 7,500 more, many of them seriously. In connection with the GMR protests, four Israelis (all of them serving soldiers) were reported injured. None were killed. And now, … Continue reading Beating Israel’s ‘But Khamas!’ ploy →